Music just disappeared on 32g iPod touch.

Try:

- Reset the iPod. Nothing will be lost

Reset iPod touch: Hold down the On/Off button and the Home button at the same time for at

least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.

- Unsync (at least try) all music and then resync music

- Reset all settings

Go to Settings > General > Reset and tap Reset All Settings.

All your preferences and settings are reset. Information (such as contacts and calendars) and media (such as songs and videos) aren’t affected.

- Restore from backup

- Restore to factory settings/new iPod.

Hurray!

I found this solution as a link at https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3055886

• Tap on “Settings” and then on “General” and then on “International”
• Change your Language to another option, for example if your default is English, change it to Francais
• Relaunch the iPod app and wait for the iPod library to update
• Your music has returned, navigate back to Language settings and revert back to English (or your default)

This fix is at http://osxdaily.com/2010/11/24/fix-for-no-content-on-iphone-ipod-after-ios-4-2-1 -update/

Believe it or not, it actually worked!

I added my music to my iPod Touch 4th Gen, using the autofill option and all was fine. Until later, at bed time when i wasnt able to access ANY of the music at all; every song in every album was 'greyed out'; why is this??

The exact same thing happened to my 2 y/o 64 GB 4th gen Touch last night. I've been running iOS 6 since it was released. Never seen anything like this before. Resetting didn't help. When plugged in, iTunes reports the Capacity bar as having 0.01 GB in Audio, with 56 GB free. Syncing takes just a few seconds, and iTunes updates its Capacity bar to show 50 GB of music on the device, which would be correct, except the iPod still thinks it doesn't contain any music. Nothing else appears to have been affected. I just sync playlists, not my whole library. I had to "stop syncing", perform a sync, and then resume syncing music to clear this bad state. The new sync is progressing as expected. This is going to take a while...

I had the same problem this morning. iPod reset didn't help. Had to restore from iTunes. Hit the restore button, and then restored from the backup on my computer. It took quite a while because it wiped the iPod clean and reloaded everything (I have a 64gb model), but it did work.

i had the same thing happen, i had to restore my ipod touch and add everything back which worked execpt now NONE of my playlist appear on my touch now, the songs do but no playlist. when i look in itunes at my touch under devices it shows all my playlist on my touch but when i look for them on my touch they are not there. i can creat new list and they sync but former list don't show up.

Same thing happened to me - in Itunes, all songs appear on my iPod Touch playlists, but on the iPod Touch itself, none of my playlists appear. HOWEVER, when I hit "Edit" on a playlist on the i-Pod and then hit "Add Songs ...", and then hit "Done" all the songs show up in the playlist with the red delete circles at the left. Then when I hit "Done", everything in the Playlist disappears again!

P.S. To emphasize - here is the link to the actual fix:

http://osxdaily.com/2010/11/24/fix-for-no-content-on-iphone-ipod-after-ios-4-2-1 -update/

I didn't believe it. But it worked for me.

Thanks.

Roba555, I had the same astonished reaction. Glad it worked for you.

Try resetting it (Nothing gets Deleted)

Hold the Power button and home button until the apple logo appears

Other than that I have no suggestions/solutions

Sorry 🙂

My recommendation that I made on )Oct 8th included that.

williamglyn wrote:

Try resetting it (Nothing gets Deleted)

Hold the Power button and home button until the apple logo appears

Other than that I have no suggestions/solutions

Sorry 🙂

williamglyn & Illaass -

I tried resetting, since it seemed so sensible, but unfortunately it didn't fix the playlist problem. What did fix it was changing the language under "Settings > General > International" (see my posting above). Why this cockamamie solution should work is inexplicable, but it did the trick!